When his father was young, the boy says, he expected to live his life
as a subsistence farmer, like his family had for generations.
Not exact matches
For example, just
as those preoccupied with «justice» have paid little attention to the
subsistence farmer, so also they have paid little attention to the world's most urgent energy crisis — the shortage of firewood.
Employment is understood
as working for wages, and since
subsistence farmers do not receive wages they are not considered among the employed.
In fact, many multiple cropping systems, such
as those developed by smallholders and
subsistence farmers, even show higher yields in terms of total harvest per unit area.
He commended Gov. Yahaya Bello, for his commitment towards making Kogi the agricultural hub of Nigeria, which had encouraged
farmers to see agriculture
as a business and no longer
subsistence farming.
Gracer wants people to move away from getting their protein from traditional livestock such
as cows, pigs, and chickens because raising livestock has a huge negative impact on the environment, regardless of whether the animals belong to
subsistence farmers in developing countries or a Western industrial conglomerate.
Use of a range of wild species of fruit, vegetables, condiments and medicines,
as well
as wild animal - sourced foods, increase the likelihood that
subsistence farmers with access to natural ecosystems meet their nutrition and health needs.
A growing number of
subsistence farmers as well
as seed growers are now planting «climate - change - ready» rice in the rice bowl state of Uttar Pradesh and the speedy uptake is unprecedented.
However, similar options are not necessarily available in hotter, drier countries, such
as Chad, where sorghum is a staple food for thousands of
subsistence farmers.
As a result, 14 million people, many of them
subsistence farmers, are in danger of going hungry, according to the United Nations» World Food Program.
As many as half of all land transfers from subsistence farmers to agro-businesses are driven by biofuel
As many
as half of all land transfers from subsistence farmers to agro-businesses are driven by biofuel
as half of all land transfers from
subsistence farmers to agro-businesses are driven by biofuels.
Those crises could mean lost income for American commercial
farmers,
as well
as food shortages for poorer
subsistence farmers, who rely on their crops to feed themselves and their families, Lesk said.
In South Asia, distress migration owing to climate events and particularly droughts is high,
as over three - quarters of the population is dependent on agriculture, out of which more than half are
subsistence farmers depending on rains for irrigation.
Suppose that we consider the fates of two people, a coal miner from a mid-latitude place such
as Poland or Pennsylvania, and a
subsistence farmer from a low - latitude place such
as the Sahel.
«REDD is a good initiative, but it's not all - inclusive,» says COMESA Secretary General Sindiso Ngwenya, who derided a REDD - only approach
as «political, social, economic apartheid» that punished
subsistence farmers even
as the Clean Development Mechanism pays for new power plants in China and India.
Technology has allowed humankind to transcend natural limits that otherwise would have kept us
as hunter - gatherers or
subsistence farmers.